652 WORKS · 163 SETS · FIELD ARCHIVE
The El Segundo School opens a 652-work public field archive
A three-dimensional gallery organizes Michael Hoydich's image archive with Passport, Stampz, physical-production briefs, and optional Tezos editions.
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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — The El Segundo School gathers 652 image works across 163 sets into a public gallery with high-resolution postcard, stamp, production, and collector paths.
The El Segundo School is live as a public field archive containing 652 image works organized across 163 sets. The gallery treats the archive as a school and living research surface: university ephemera, flower commons, plant study, systems, type, student life, and the visual character of El Segundo share one navigable world.
Visitors can move through the full gallery, take a class, make a Passport postcard, design a Stampz object, or inspect physical-production briefs. Those paths are related but distinct; browsing and making do not require an on-chain action.
Selected works can expose optional one-tez Tezos collector editions. A published image is not automatically a minted object, and every wallet-backed step remains an explicit visitor authorization.
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